(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2013-06) ALENCAR, Larissa Fontinele de
We propose the analysis of chronic “O Esperado” by Lobão da Silveira and “O Chamado” by Jorge Ramos, both published in the decade in 1952, in the magazine Bragança Ilustrada, on the assumption the silencing of tracks reminiscent of the period of slavery black and religion of African descent in Brazil, which produce multiple indicators of resistance silently observed in literary codes which omit evidence of a culture originally syncretized with African Catholicism dominant in the era of colonial Brazil. Thus, we will highlight studies of the trail and silence, as well as a theoretical discussion about memory, dialoguing with an ethnographic approach about the Marujada de São Benedito from Bragança-Pa, and then analyzes the chronicles.
